Sustainability literacy is essential for shaping responsible leaders, and Aurélien Decamps, co-founder of Sulitest, is at the forefront of this movement. Together with Jean-Christophe Carteron, he created Sulitest to develop science-based tools—like TASK™—that strengthen and scale sustainability education worldwide. Aurélien is a social entrepreneur in the field of sustainable development education, with a doctorate in…

Rankings and league tables are as synonymous with business schools as the Eiffel Tower is with Paris or the Elbphilharmonie with Hamburg. It is hard to imagine management education without rankings like those from the Financial Times, Businessweek, or US News. Schools proudly promote high-ranking positions and often dismiss low ones by criticising their methodology.…

From artificial intelligence to entrepreneurial ecosystems, from ethical capitalism to inclusive transformation—this year’s EFMD Annual Conference hosted by TUM School of Management was a bold call to rethink, realign, and reimagine the future of management education. Set in the heart of Munich, the 2025 EFMD Annual Conference brought together more than 500 business school leaders,…

Professor Grzegorz Mazurek, Rector of Kozminski University in Poland, brings academic expertise in management, marketing, digital transformation, and strategic leadership in education. In this conversation, we explore Mazurek’s perspective on the progressive role of higher education in society, the inclusive nature of institutional impact measurement, and the unique responsibility business schools hold in driving meaningful change. As…

A new course at NEOMA Business School will explore key figures from literature to gain insights into leadership models and creativity. The 15-hour “Lessons from Great Literary Texts: Management, Business, and Leadership” course will be available to all first-year students and is designed to build on their learning from preparatory classes taken before enrolling in…

The Quantum Literacy Mandate: The future of business leadership depends heavily on quantum literacy. As we stand at the threshold of a quantum revolution, business schools must urgently ask: How will future leaders be trained for a quantum world? The answer goes beyond offering tech electives. Business education must recognise quantum computing as the most…